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Paul Sinor is a retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel. His assignment ranged from Company Commander to serving on the staff of the Secretary of Defense. His last military assignment was the Army Liaison to the TV and Film Industry in Los Angeles. As a novelist, he has nineteen books in traditional print, including two mystery series. He is an award-winning screenwriter with a People's Choice Telly Award as a producer. He has a BA in Criminology and an MA in Creative Writing.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. After the United States entered WWII, George Williams lost his father, who worked in a cotton mill. Because his father was a worker at the mill, they lived in a mill house. In order to keep the house, George worked in the cotton mill after school, but he felt the need to join the Army. Trained as a crew member on a bomber, he flew missions from England over German-occupied Europe. On one mission, when his plane was shot down, George and fellow crew member Chester Rogers survived only to be taken captive and sent to Stalag 8. In early 1945, with the Russians and Allied Armies approaching, the Germans did not want them to discover the POW compounds and the concentration camps. The solution was a Bataan Death March-style movement of almost four thousand men over two hundred kilometers in the harshest of survival conditions. The men endured forced marches, starvation, beatings by guards and civilians, freezing temperatures, and death in order to finally be rescued and make it home as part of America's Greatest Generation. After his father died, George Williams worked in a cotton mill to keep his home, then joined the Army as a bomber crewman. Shot down over Europe, he survived a brutal winter POW death march before returning home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798898202231
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